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Graduate Studies in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at The Ohio State University.
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CNN Money
In schools across America, there are "Help Wanted" signs advertising jobs that desperately need to be filled.
They're all for teaching positions in STEM fields — which have 100,000 open positions nationwide.
100Kin10 is a New York nonprofit trying to fill those roles.
Its name reflects its goal: train and place 100,000 new science, technology, engineering and math teachers by 2021.
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Business 2 Community
Job hunting is usually not a very casual business: More likely than not, if you're seeking a new job it's because you desperately need or fervently want one, sooner rather than later. You don't have the luxury of time, and you wouldn't dream of doing anything that would slow your process.
Or at least, you wouldn't do it on purpose — but what if you're accidentally impeding your own progress, using job search strategies that slow things down rather than move things forward?
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The Huffington Post
The latest Open Doors data indicates yet another year of growth in international student enrollment. Between 2009 and 2014, the number of international students has increased by 41 per cent to reach a total of 974,926. They contributed over $30 billion to the U.S. economy during the 2014-2015 academic year, according to NAFSA: Association of International Educators.
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U.S. News & World Report
Science, math and technology education is inspiring a new generation of inventors to save the world.
Western Michigan University students Joseph Barnett and Stephen John learned about the lack of medical care for newborns during their respective travels to Honduras and Nepal, so they designed a respirator for premature babies that can be built with simple parts and operated without extensive training.
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Forbes
You've got a sparkling resume, a well-written cover letter and enough interviewing practice that you feel like you could answer virtually anything that's thrown your way. So, why aren't employers interested in what you have you offer? Are you just not qualified enough? Are you not destined for your dream job?
The problem may not have anything to do with your qualifications or abilities; it's likely that you're trying to sell the wrong skills. The good news, though? There's an easy fix.
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CBS News
Many high school students intend to major in a STEM field in college, but most of them won't be able to handle the rigorous courses they'll need to earn a degree in science, technology, engineering and math.
That's the conclusion of a new report by ACT, the testing giant. The organization's study suggests that only 26 percent of high school seniors who expressed an interest in STEM fields are academically ready for tough first-year STEM classes in college.
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The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships provide scientists and engineers with the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills while learning first-hand about policy. Fellows serve yearlong assignments in all three branches of the federal government in Washington, D.C.
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Science
Scientific journals play a number of crucial roles in developing scientific careers, providing researchers the opportunities both to publish their work and to gain professional recognition by serving as editors and reviewers. How people are chosen for those important responsibilities, however, is often mysterious. An article published in August in the journal Functional Ecology casts light on one important aspect of the process: whether and how gender affects the selection of reviewers.
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USA Today
You nailed your interview. You answered "tell me about yourself" perfectly, discussed your relevant experience with ease, and established a great rapport with the hiring manager.
And you know you read it right when you hear you made it to the next round of the process. But after all of the excitement, you start to wonder what on Earth you have left to talk about. Should you just repeat what you've already said? Or, is the hiring manager looking for something new?
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